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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Drug Treatment Cognitive behavioral therapy in drug treatment is the most common type of therapy in drug rehab; it can be used in group therapy and individual therapy.Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), when used in drug treatment, is based on the idea that... Learn More
7 Ways to Treat Insomnia   By Cheryl Steinberg Everyone experiences  a bad night’s sleep from sleep from time to time, you know, those nights when you lie awake for hours trying desperately to go to sleep but can’t. And then you start worrying about... Learn More
Outpatient Treatment for Dual Diagnosis Author: Justin Mckibben Outpatient Treatment for Dual Diagnosis: What is Dual Diagnosis? Dual diagnosis is a term used for those who struggle with mental illness who also have coexisting problems with drugs and/or alcohol. The relationship between the two is... Learn More
Are the 12 Steps the Only Way? By Cheryl Steinberg As much as 90% of the drug and alcohol rehabs in America endorse the 12 Step approach to treatment and recovery and yet, research shows that there’s a better way: combining therapy and medication. If you are... Learn More
How Can I Deal With ADHD in Recovery? Author: Justin Mckibben In most drug and alcohol treatment centers the use of Adderall and Ritalin are prohibited, so how do clients who truly suffer from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, commonly referred to as ADHD, deal with their symptoms while... Learn More
Therapy in Drug Rehab Therapy in drug rehab is an integral part of the treatment process. Various types of programs offer help in drug rehab. These programs include residential treatment, out-patient, local support groups, addiction counseling, mental health, and medical care. Regardless of what... Learn More
Non 12 Step Programs   Non 12-step programs are merely drug and alcohol programs that do not use the 12 steps of any AA, NA or CA meetings. It is best for each individual to find a treatment and recovery program that works best... Learn More

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